Sentence examples for charities sound from inspiring English sources

The social distress is putting pressure on overstretched charities (sound familiar?).

This is a government heading in the direction of authoritarian rule".Western governments and charities sound less concerned, on the whole, by the constitutional review, though they are wary of the threats to civil society and the press.

She prefers to focus on commonalities, such as the similarities between Arabic and Hebrew, the faiths' views on the afterlife and the fact that the words for "charity" sound similar.

What's more, scam artists and other scoundrels often devise names for charities that sound legit but aren't.

Then there are the charities that sound like highly rated organizations.

The new charity rules sound open to massive abuse – and the Charity Commission and HM Revenue & Customs will need massive resources to police them, which they haven't been given.

A business owned by a charity may sound novel, but rather than giving away solar lamps, SunnyMoney has deliberately chosen a commercial strategy, in the belief that this way its simple but effective technology can find an enduring foothold.

And what about the claim of "100percentt goes to charity?" It sounds like funny accounting -- how do they pay the rent without any overhead costs?

Mr Cacciari, a left-winger, refused to ask Silvio Berlusconi's right-wing government to declare a state of emergency.For many, especially those who pour cash into Venice preservation charities, such phlegmatism sounded a jarring note.

When she rattles off the names of labels she has found in the Harpenden charity shop, they sound like a walk through the ladieswear floor of a 1980s department store.

Poppy dress in charity shop gear, sound like a cross between Lush and the Langley Schools Music Project and sing songs with titles Nazi Girls, which plots world domination for the band by the time they're 14.